Trigger on wp_login

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    (@mpa4hu)


    12 years, 11 months ago

    Hello Paul Gibbs,
    I’m like seeing your name everywhere on buddypress forums and now I see this blazingly fast support here ))

    I had two choises going with BadgeOS or Achivments (your plugin)
    even though I’m still doubting, I decided to use your plugin (for variouse reasons, where one of them is that it is created by you and because I like a girl here http://s-plugins.ww.wp.xz.cn/achievements/assets/screenshot-1.png?rev=655873 )

    so… short story long ( or reverse? ) can I give achivments for loggin in for 10 times for example. its like usual demend from achivments system I think, no?

    and another question here, can I add some custom triggers for plugin? hardcode or anything I don’t care it much, I’m ready to rebuild my code with every update, I just need it to support Buddypress Like/Dislike plugin and bbpress post rating

    I’m not expert in PHP but can code much like it if have the right way to go with.

    thanks

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/achievements/

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  • Plugin Author Paul Wong-Gibbs

    (@djpaul)

    12 years, 11 months ago

    Ahoy! My secret is that I’ve given up sleeping.

    The picture is an awesome fan art of Elaine Marley, from the Secret of Monkey Island video games. I chanced upon it when working on that screenshot! 🙂

    > wp_login
    There isn’t support for wp_login because I had issues working with it in an older version of the plugin, but since it sounds like you are using BuddyPress, there’s a BuddyPress-specific “on user login” action that should work the same.

    > can I add some custom triggers for plugin?
    Indeed! I haven’t produced (much? any?) documentation, but since you seem familiar with the concept of Actions in WordPress, and know some PHP, you should be ok.

    Take a look in the achievements/includes/extensions/ folder — inviteanyone.php is a simple example. Essentially, duplicate that file, rename/edit all the things as appropriate, and then load the new file like this:

    function mpa_init() {
require 'my_class.php';
}
add_action('dpa_init', 'mpa_init');

    Have a go and get started, and if you have any specific technical questions, please let me know.

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    (@mpa4hu)

    12 years, 11 months ago

    😀 yeaah, who needs sleeping! Never played it but looks like my style.

    > wp_login, what do you mean by there is – because it is not in the list but I have two “The user updates their profile information.” <- thats what makes me suspiciouse )

    anyways I guess it will not be hard to implement since it has actions/hooks.
    Thanks for the way )) I’ll start it today and will post my classes for those plugins just in case somebody will come for the same )

    cheers

    Plugin Author Paul Wong-Gibbs

    (@djpaul)

    12 years, 11 months ago

    My bad; I was thinking of ‘A new user activates their account on your website’, which is a bit different.

    If wp_login works reliably, do let me know 🙂

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